If that's lossless then output will also be genuinely lossless. That doesn't mean your speakers play lossless audio. Try it free with no commitment, and cancel anytime. Plus, download your favorite music to listen without Wi-Fi. iTunes is also home to Apple Music, where you can listen to millions of songs and your entire music library - ad-free with zero commercials. Even when you listen to your MP3s in your MP3 player on Windows, the audio is converted by the player to WAV and then sent to your speakers. Rent or buy movies, download your favorite TV shows, and more. Notice I said "settings" and not "quality"! That's because everything you listen to on your PC is converted to PCM/WAV just before it is played back through your speakers. That is basically always set to CD or DVD settings.
Here you can check out Apple’s app offerings on Windows and download the apps if you feel like it. The new apps, which will soon be released in final versions, include Apple Music, Apple TV, and a new manager for Apple devices. Like I said, the settings in the preferences are for the software audio device that plays back the audio. Now, however, it should be possible to download the new apps, which among other things, replace iTunes on Windows. On PC, all Apple Music tracks are still always LOSSY (ABR 256 kbps AAC).
It doesn't have anything to do with the audio format coming to you via Apple Music. Nwtobin, that's a completely different thing! That preferences option refers to the audio device on the PC that plays back the audio to your speakers.
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